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Scarlett Johanssonis a household name and has become widely loved among audiences of many genres.
Johansson’s movies include everything from understated dramas likeMarriage Storyto action-packed sweeping epics likeAvengers: Endgame.
Her filmography features an impressive range of genre-defining and record-breaking movies.
Johansson has grown in popularity significantly over the years.
Johansson earned a Teen Choice Awards nomination for Choice Movie Actress: Drama.
18Hail, Caesar!
(2016)
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Set in the 1950s, the Coen Brothers' Hail, Caesar!
Hail, Caesar!plays out as a dark comedy mystery surrounding an ensemble cast in 1950s Hollywood.
Critics praised the film’s dark humor, and the Oscars nominated it for Production Design.
Scarlett Johansson plays Midge, a world-weary actresswith a daughter.
Midge and Augie fall in love as the play progresses.
Critics mostly praised the movie, although at a lesser level than some of Anderson’s other releases.
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Johansson earned a People’s Choice Awards nomination for The Comedy Movie Star of the Year.
Lucytruly is one of Johansson’s biggest roles, even if on the lower side popularity-wise.
She agrees to become a drug mule and has a bag of the drugs sewn into her abdomen.
The Other Boleyn Girl is a historical drama directed by Justin Chadwick, based on Philippa Gregory’s novel. The film stars Scarlett Johansson and Natalie Portman as Mary and Anne Boleyn, respectively, two sisters vying for the affections of King Henry VIII, played by Eric Bana. Their rivalry and ambition lead to dramatic events at the Tudor court, with significant implications for their family and England’s future.
Johansson mostly becomes a superhero in this sci-fi action film.
Johansson received nominations from the Jupiter Awards, MTV Movie Awards, and the National Society of Film Critics.
Chefis written and directed by Jon Favreau, who also stars in the film.
It’s definitely a smaller movie for Johansson.
The film’s monochromatic cinematography and meticulous storytelling pay homage to classic film noir.
The Man Who Wasn’t Thereis a unique Coen brothers film shot in black and white.
It stands outthanks to its retro crime noir vibes.
He suspects his wife, Doris (Frances McDormand), is having an affair with her boss.
However, critics lovedThe Man Who Wasn’t There, calling it “stylish but emotionally distant.
The film follows five local dogsChief, Rex, Boss, Duke, and King.
This leads the boy, Atari, to go to Trash Island to find and rescue his dog.
Johansson plays Nutmeg, a dog who belongs to a student named Tracy.
The movie earned an Oscar nomination for Best Animated Feature and Best Original Score.
We Bought a Zoo, directed by Cameron Crowe, stars Matt Damon as Benjamin Mee, a recently widowed father who purchases a rundown zoo in an effort to start a new life for his family. Alongside Scarlett Johansson as head zookeeper Kelly Foster, Mee and his team work to restore the zoo and prepare it for the public, facing numerous challenges along the way.
Set in the 1950s, the Coen Brothers' Hail, Caesar! is a 2016 comedy that film follows Eddie Mannix (Josh Brolin), a Hollywood fixer tasked with keeping the studio’s stars in line. When the leading man of the studio’s biggest film, Baird Whitlock (George Clooney), is kidnapped, Mannix must rescue him and save the picture’s release.
Asteroid City is a comedy/romance film by director Wes Anderson and follows several parents and children brought together across the country for a Junior Stargazer convention. When strange and cosmic events occur, the world as they know it will change, all while trying to carry on with their event.
Scarlet Johansson stars as the title character in Luc Besson’s 2014 sci-fi thriller Lucy, where a young woman who’s forced to work as a drug mule accidentally develops superhuman abilities after an experimental drug leaks into her system. She is pursued by drug lord Mr. Jang (Choi Min-sik) and helped by both Professor Samuel Norman (Morgan Freeman) and police captain Pierre Del Rio (Amr Waked) while she unlocks skills far beyond 10% of the human brain’s capacity.
A musician and an astronaut form an unexpected romance as she prepares for a lunar mission. Their relationship faces challenges due to the distance and personal issues, leading to a journey of love and self-discovery.
Chef is a road movie written, directed, and starring Jon Favreau, where his character Carl Casper quits his job at a prestigious restaurant and starts a food truck business with his son Percy (Emjay Anthony) and best friend Martin (John Leguizamo). He also receives help from his ex-wife Inez (Sofia Vergara) and her ex-husband Marvin (Robert Downey Jr.).
The Man Who Wasn’t There is directed by Joel and Ethan Coen and stars Billy Bob Thornton as Ed Crane, a small-town barber in 1949 California. The film follows Crane’s involvement in a blackmail scheme that spirals out of control, drawing him into a complex web of deceit and moral ambiguity. The film’s monochromatic cinematography and meticulous storytelling pay homage to classic film noir.
Island of Dogs is a stop-motion animation film set in a dystopian future in Japan in which dogs have been quarantined on a remote island due to a new virus called “canine flu.” The film follows five local dogs—Chief, Rex, Boss, Duke, and King. They are fed up with their isolated existence until a boy named Atari Kobayashi ventures to the island to search for his dog, Spots. Atari receives their help, and they will protect him from the Japanese authorities who have come to retrieve him.
Avengers: Infinity War brings together the Avengers and their allies to face a new threat from the cosmos, Thanos, who seeks to collect the Infinity Stones. The film, part of the Marvel Cinematic Universe, unites numerous superhero characters in a battle to prevent Thanos' ambition of altering reality itself.
